My Chip Riddim – One Motion Records

By the time One Motion Records cut My Chip Riddim in 2018, the label was already settling into a run of sharp, compact dancehall instrumentals, and this one keeps that same clipped, street-ready feel with just four vocal cuts. Bastan Quan’s Wah Fi Touch, Drewzie’s My Chip, and Esco’s Wagongist do most of the talking here, each riding the same lean pattern with different shades of swagger, while Don Husky’s Glory adds another pass through the groove. The production doesn’t waste time on ornament; it leans on a tight drum program, a low-slung bassline, and the kind of rhythm pocket that leaves plenty of room for patois-heavy phrasing. It’s the sort of riddim that sounds built for quick impact, with the bass doing the heavy lifting and the vocals sitting right on top of the pulse.